Do Intestines Have Protein? Unpacking the Digestive and Structural Roles
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Over 70% of the proteins encoded by human genes are expressed in the normal duodenum, demonstrating the sheer volume of protein activity in the intestines. So, do intestines have protein? The answer is a resounding yes, as they are not only the primary site for digesting and absorbing dietary protein but are also composed of it.
